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The Sun, 1952-10-01

1952-10-01-001

the American way
°hi° Stat
OHIO
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VOL. 27—No. 52
NoU I'll CANTON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1952
7c PER. COPY
Garden Club
Receviad Honors
At Coiiimbus
Head Community Building Membership Drive
Only Way To Prevent A Wreck
Pride or Arrogance
W)hen we pray to be delivered fwom pride, do we mean
just thati, or is arrogance the word we should use. Self-respect—or presumption of superiority?
Wihat 'we need right new is a lot moi'a pride in ourselves as individuals and as a nation—and a lot less arrogance in the way in whicli we show that pride.
We shlould te proud, not of what we HAVE, but of
what we ARE. We should be proud of talents well-used, of
abilities made effective by action, of ideals translated into
deeds. We should be proud to do rig-lit, and too proud to db
evil.
We need the kind of pride that makes us sure enough
of ourselves so, that we may serve wi.Hh 'humbleness but
without humility. We need the kind of pride thiat keeps us
from backbiting, from, resentment, from vengeful thinking,
from actions that might? hurt another.
We need pride in ourselves—in our work well done, no
matter how humble that work. We need pride in our potential talents— pride enough so that we will work hard to
■use them wisely*. We need pridb in our friends—pride
'enough tfc. believe in their loyalty as they may believe in
burs.
We need pride in our ability to learn—in our awakened
minds. It was Herbert Spencer who sjaiid that you are educated if you can do what you ought, whether you want to
do it or not. We need pride enough to achieve tlhis true education.
We need pride in ourselyes so that we may never
look up or down at any other man. We need pride to look
situations and people straight in the face and miake our own
decisions—and th-an carry tlhem through.
We need pride that we may love our fellowmen. We need
pride enough to keep us from hating our enemies, lest that
be unworthy of the standards we have set for ourselves.
But we need pride without arrogance,. Prid-a t*hat is
Selfless—pride thfrt says: "Not of myself do I do. this. I
am God's handiwork. My pride is of His work in me. Of
myself I am nothing."
That is the pride we need—and we need it desperately
•today both as a people and as a nation.
The Neighborhood Vote
The Neighborhood Vote, not the Farm Vote, the Labor
Vote, the Big-City Vote or any Partly Vote, will elect the
n-axt president.
It's a cinch this is one year when the pollsters and the
■politicians can't figure the outcome on tihe basis of these
'blocs' they like to talk about.
This year the grassroots—and the city pavements—are
"positively nocking with erection activity as the ALL-AMERICAN BLOC gets ready to settle the most important and
exciting campaign in years the way it should be settled—by
the biggest vote in all our history.
There never has been such a busting-out bustle of
■pre-election activity. Take .a look around—everybody's doing something to make sm'e that all the voters Sire registered—and that; all the voters VOTE. You can probably
recognize some friend or neighbor in the many activities
described above, pnobaly even yourself.
For the popular "Good Neighbor" policy this year is to
pass the good word: "SEE YOU AT THE* POLLS!"
Don't Let It Happen In '52
In 1938, 42 million citizens didn't vote.
In 1942, 55 million citizens didn't vote.
In 1946, 55 million citizens didn't vote.
In 1950, 56 million citizens didn't vote.
Don't let it happen in 1952!
Nothing can be changed just because you plead or
threaten; you must send new men and women to fill the
Offices of tITe government,, Village, County. State and National, which have been mishandle^. ;
Mill School Lew;
Needed For Expenses
The 4 mill levy tlhat will appear on the Novem-
ger 4 ballot is badly needed to help n-.-aet current expenses, and to enable the Board of Education to get
top teachers for the North Canton Schools and to pay
those tlhey already have, enough to keep them.
We all know of some local boy or gid whb has
received their teachers' certificate, and who are nclw
teaching elsewhere, due to the low rate the local
schools ai*e able to pay.
Contrary to rumor that have been circularized
throughout the North Canton schools, the North Canton Sun realizes the desperate need for more funds
and is decidedly behind the 4 mill levy*.
Five members cf the Norlli
Canton Garden Glib, Mrs.
Win. Krichbaum, president;
Mrs. Yale Strausser, Jr. Car-
den Club Advisor, Mrs. Walter Reigle, vice president;
Mrs.' C. Ray Jackson, Civic
chairman; and Mrs. Charles
Harrison, traveled to Columbus, to attend the State Garden Club meeting and to receive the honor-j awarded
the club. Mrs. Walter Reigle
attended in place of Mrs. M.
M. Rubrignt, as Club representative.
The 26111 annual meeting
of the Garden Club of Oliio
w.-i-s held in Columbus on
Wednesday, September 24.
Mrs. Yale Strausser, was giv-
en ilie 'Majel Cronquist Junior
Leader Award' by the State Garden Ciub. This award is a personal one given to the leader
herself, who has contributed the
most to the Junior Club during
the past year.
The "Blanche Barger Award'
was given to the club l'or the
best newspaper coverage during
the year, this was judged by the
Scrap Book kept by Mrs. Roland
Smiley. Mrs. Harry Wise is
Chairman of the Publicity Committee of which Mrs. Smiley js
co-chairman.
The club also received honorable mention this year for the
'Best Unfinished Project' for
which it had received the Kate
Myers award last year. Mrs. C.
Ray Jackson is chairman of the
Civic Committee in charge of
this work.
Mrs. Charles Harrison, co-
chairman of the State In-Door-
Garden Club committee gave a
report for all In-Door-Garden
Clubs of the State.
ion sheets
Supt, Harold Eibiing To Speak At
Sr. Woman's Club Meeting Monday at I
Di K.bhng .i gradual,: uf
Northern l.'mv er.sity :il Ada,
Ohio, nhd been assistant .superintend' .:ii ol S. iiool.-, at Akron,
' Jhio, .mil Sup.-i Intern lent of
.*-,ri'inil- at • i-liuoh; 01 lh I v i i d.
Miiiuii'-i' a in I I.Hii-iM' !'• moU'i IU
Si", eral committee., alti'.'iil.'il .,, i.h,,,lias Ohio 11,. iv.ufeived
tin* meeting ul the Norlli Can ,n. MaM,., , L,„rl | ,„,.,,-„ r, 1Jfe.
Ion Hoard ol Kduralion on 'J nr- , ,.,.,. ..,, , ,i ,,, Slat.- I I r.h-i-iry
day evening, Sept. .*;n .Mr Pali; '.,(. ,_ ',„,. ,'/,,,,.,.',„ ,,,,1*,'. cj7[:1.
-iurbey. president, ol North Can- ,,.,_ ..u „, ,,,„,,,, .,,,. ,.,,,-,-jlJeCj
lou Rotary and Mi. K rank .,. .,. L,,[(v,,. ;,, r;,:ilull i-.ibii.;
ary ol the Community building ^,',,.<,i-
offered ihe .services ol their
'roup.-; in helping in any way
that I hey could it, bring Hie -1
I uill levy so badly needed, be-
inre Uu* public. Mr. Carl Holler. '
representing the teacher.-.. >.lfei
■d their assistance also
Mr. Vale Siraus.sei . Mr Onie1
III.II; ■ ! the ll i: t'-* .hjll'iliiiltefc
■ a-: i--led i,-, h. 1 i-i Roye
iM- Mi- Clairinv A! arquardc
\i i
cnmi
' .1 I I. Uh /■ I. \ lolisiC
i lor ihe altei ii Juii, ■.' ill
inlioduic Mrs 1.. A Mulder daa
hn daughter Pall} \.ho .Vill pre-
.-..[,! ''Aragonaise" hy h.iaaScnet
J. 1.. j jhh oil two piajiu.-
.'.•I*. IVi'iiard llu lei, chair-
'I'hose heading Hie Community . man of tl
Building membership drive are v]|-s Martin
pictured above, Mr. C.W .Stu- . . ' .. . ^
der, Major of the Business aiul ;'
Professional men's group: Kugene Sella ler, General ( 'hair- , eral of il
Wayne Ku.--ell,
mr
b i nl w Ik n tin pn tut < w i
.,,..,,,,. ,,j- taken were Mrs. Brook.- Powell.
. I Major of the Women's ('lubs
L'i iinn: and ,. '■ ■ , ,, , ...
division and Robert Donson ano
-■'"■'■•ir (:*'!>* ther Major in charge ol Ihe High
r.-.hili drive. ..School Croup.
Burkhart and Mr. Uiiin Wyant
representing the Music Assocm 'A'
tion, told of Ihe need lor pant:
for Ihe Cheerleaders and told of
Mi.*. .1
Klilrl
, Atlee
the need for more risers for the ' ^'"'T, -*•- ''•- i;'*"'J-'" Cio'.s, Mis.
i-hoir to enable th,. students lo *-'• •' ' rancis. Mrs Nell .be.ry.
Mr l-'v'1* l'.'."'\ Ci i-ejih,j. .Mrs L C.
see Ihe teacher director.
Burkharl also asked about tin*
letters which have been un order for the children who leeeiv
ed their cerliticate^ Ijlii no let
ter.*. last year.
He also asked for and received permission to offer lor sale
the old band uniform reals: the
jiruceeds ol which are to be
% Byiidiiig I
Enrollment Week Reports Sn 46%
I County
Nixon
In Speak in Canton
Auditorium Oct. 7
Richard M. Nixon,'vice presidential candidate on the Repub-
lican Ticket will be the principal
speaker at a political rally to be
held in the Canton Memorial
Auditorium on Tuesday evening
October 7, at 7 p.m.
No seats will be reserved and
everyone is urged to attend to
hear Mr. Nixon speak.
Committee heads and members of the executive committee
of Stark County Citizens f o r
Eisenhower-Nixon were announced today by attorney Edgar W
Jones of Canton, county chair.
man.
Mrs. Cathrine Neff Cox i.s co-
chairman, and Charles W. Sicka-
foose vicechairman. Canton city
chairman is Loren E. Souers
jr., with Mrs. O. G. Wilson vice-
chairman. Massillon chairman is
Paul E. Paulson, with Mrs. Chester Giltz as co-chairman. Alliance chairman is Gilbert H.
Dawson, with a cochairman to
be selected.
Other committee heads are J.
ton Frank, publicity, Richard
Kuhn, veterans for Eisenhower,
and Prank Beane, Negroes for
Eisenhower.
A rural chairman and co-
chairman will be named soon.
Executive committee mem
bers, besides eommitee chair
man, are Judge Adolph Unger,
C. A. Morgan Jr., George Ing
ram, B. E. Broehde, John Mc-
Call, Mayor Carl F. Wise of
Canton, and L. M. Klinedinst.
At the opening report meeting I ,.,.s ijs,,.,,ed i,. •,,
teams reported a total of 172 I ,1V Ml.|vi|1 i-;.v )...-
members tor a dollar value ol'j.s'upt ,,;' S.- , . .md iornierh
$10111:).00, it was announced today I.,,, ., t-i • ^,, ;■,-,.. ,,. .,] ,1,,. \,irij,
by M. Kugene Schafer, General j ,.,,„',,„',' j,,,.'/..;', ",',, -'\L',, ,,,',,.',.;
Chairman ol the Community l 'iiu. ,IM;:| n |l(,,: ■< ,i, l„. held
Building':- Membership Knroll-| ,„..., A],.,„,.,v ,,iL.L, ^ 7.:;(1 ,, M
muni vVeek. 'I'lits represents 42
per cent of thi; goal in membership number and ifi per cent
of tile goal in dollar value.
Leading the way at the initial
report meeting was Dr. Wm. *|'.
Krichbaum's Physician's it D.-n.
lists learn, who brought in I-i
memlK'i-!;i|is for .Si'i'.l.nfi and had
the honor of being the .first team
lo go over their quota. 1 *.n "i-
bauiu compiled a -.li'ikin;. ' t *'.o
per i-t im of '.run' in "tjie '.'.i -■
report.
t*;. Dan Hn.k'i's Ro:ary tea ■
and the Business Kstablishmetit
team headed by Aaron Schontz
• passed the Maryland Bar that
same year.
In. Noveniber, 1923, heaccepied
a position examining real estate
titles with the Guarantee Title *
Trust Co of Cleveland, and re-
. . .. ... mained there until early the
"'l"!l:iL' '■' ' next year when hi* cauie lo Can-
ton as assistant trust officer of
the George L>. Mailer Bank
where he remained until opening
his Canton law office.
He opened his law office in Ihe
Harter Bank Building in partnership with Frank T Bow. Tin-
u%S a Bfi-JEi! — partnership continued until Mr.
SaViOR HOffman H,,w «, appointed assi,,:,,,. at-
*" lornev general ol Ohio in .Ian
%Sf AflnAQilftM «ary.' 1^'".
itoGy Mr. Holl'man was a member
of the executive committee of
the Stark County Bar Assoc,a.
lion. Ohio anrl American Bar
associalion and Corpus .1 u r i s
Ifed
Clayton 11. Hoffman, promi-
.:ie;i' Slark ('ma.. \
! Werlnesday mornii
line,
in •'-
. '.i i i i l
Schilling, Mi-. Karl I'ass'n'igsr
Mil-. Kurd.-to- Spiiler ivi r s
Sini'ii \\itt»-i Mc*-, r.riif-i Brov.'n.
MiV I led Wei,- 1,-r, Mi-. ■'■_. \\
I.vlu- Mn l: lh iidcb-.fci ivirs
Erne: t B..uley, Mu c.-ul .-ipyn-
bello. Mi. K D. Coifjiib, Mrs
J P. .''.chroyt-r, Mr-- >~ Curns
Coons and Ml':. E B \.( hiitz
used lo buy rain capes to pro- j Reeeptioiiists foi the afternoon
ten the new uniforms. j will be Mrs. Ralph F roe hen and
Attention of the Board rnem-j Mr,.., Frank Evans
iier^ was culled to the fact that |
Mercv Hospi!:-! a .short lime after Le«al .x"''''-<>*. F">* approximate
iieuVg admit ted from his home lv -*!fi!1' Vears,
;u l-;27 Washin-i.,!, Blvd. N.W. . _ , , , ,
*b.. .-*...•■,..,---olfl i.h'.vv-er. who nl Law- :incl h,'kl niernbc,-,;!'!!
in Ihe Stark County Law Libr.ity-.
ly eigiu years, he was an i
strii'-ior in the McKinley Sea
The ."iti-;-'("ir-o|rl lawyer.
had been suffering from nervous
exhaustion, wa- found by Mrs.
reports. Seventeen teams were j 1i*"I,n'^' »'"^ "" ''-e >
not able to re,iort at llu* opening | I1'.''.1'- D";ll!l w:;s '"''' !
:.... " | inllir-terl gun .--Inn wmi
Assor-iatiou.
Mr. Hoffman had si'rved manv
an elder of First Pre--
also brought in some favorable j ,. ... , . ,
Hodman lving on th,. bathroom
a, a .-elf- y1'1"'-* ■'■*-'
Cot-, byterian Church anrl was a mem-
;0ss1"" i.Tner I-' i> vi,I/,, vi- t I > iew ht'i* an(! former teacher of a
The Enrollment Week receiv- |'_'»' ', ^*. L* ""'■>» ■"•'•- '" «»w v„unj; mon.s Sun(Ulv S(.h()1)1
ed an excellent Kick-off last
Friday night as forty-two work-
G$m]MgB% Oharus
To Org
ganixs
Anyonr
, men or
women,
who like
to sing
ind who
will be interested
in form-
ing a C
iinmtinitj
c 'horus
in Nortl
Canton
should
conic lo
the mi'i
ling iu
the Comniunily P.ui!di.ng on
Tuesday
i.'V ening,
at H-Mil
PM.
Mr. Po
jy Lewis,
direclor
of Ihe el
oral uuis
c in the
North C;
nlon Iligl
i School,
ami the i
'omiuunily Chris-
lain clioi
• will be
the din-
ei-lor.
A Nol
lh Canb
ni i'om
m unit y
'liorus c
ul bo a
success
if enoiigl
I people
are interested in
helping
make it
i success
I thr. body.
Mr. Hoffman, wlio had been
i practicing law in Canton since
January. 192."). maintained his office- in the Harter Bank & Trust
. Building anrl was a uu
thr- firm of Iloffmat., ■ . .
Kberly i- Lesh. Mr. Hoffman wl)" '••* expected to fly home for
had .specialized in corporation
Jaw, probate practic,- anrl real
: estate practice.
Born in Altoona. Pa., he was
! graduated from high school in
i lill-1 anrl received his Bachelor ■--
i of Accounts degree al Valparaiso ■,.• . /. . . ,., ., ., ,
I'list i.tacleis Io Be (.nests
AI Park Theatre Tues-kiy
Class. He had served on the
board of Canton Welfare Federation.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
ember of Gertrude E. Hoffman, anrl a son.
(-;', a i, , First Lt. Richard C. Hoffman.
who is exp
the funeral
The body is al the Arnold funeral home. Services will be
scheduled when Lt. Hoffman
has been Contacted.
jCniversity two year-, later. Mr.
' Hoffman enlisted in World War
jl early in l'.HT, and was admit- *
j led lo the firsl officers training Mr. Nick Condella. owner of
I camp al Ft. Niagara, N. Y\, thr- Park Theatre in North Can-
i where he was commissioned a ton, will be fiosl lo all the child-
! second lieutenant in field rut i 1- reti of the five First Grades on
i h-ry in August of that same year. Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 when
While serving overseas in -he children will see the Wall
France, he was promoted lo i DisriL-y production of "Snow
lirst lieutenant. II.* was ..lis- While and the Seven Dwarfs."
charged after 2". months service. ! The children will be arcoinpaii-
Followiug his discharge, he i >*?*-• '>>* their teachers, Mrs. Hos-
studied law nt Dickinson School I f«*ld, Mrs. Weiser. Miss Evan-:-,
of Law, graduating in 1023, and i Mrs. Little and Mrs. Austin
the resignation of Mrs. Marjorie!
Bovvers becomes efleclive a.s ^ICllllthia Miller RaiSfiS
October HI, ami that jio t.utis j ' o l'i
lurtory replacement was as yet Largest hUTlllOWeY
available. Several name-- were I
ollered ns candidate.-; Ioi the
position, and Mr. Trachsel was
lull! lo interview Ihe applicant,-,
and hii e one of lhem.
October 1 was set up a.s the
deadline in accepting any new
coiners in thr' Kindergarten classes due to the overcrowded condition.
A special meeting of the mem- '.
beis of the Board of Education
will be held on Thursday even- j
ing. October 2, at which time
they will gather together the
facts on hand anrl plan the materials far publicity on tin* com-' |
ing 4 mill levy, they need so
badly to meet mounting costs.
A rheumatic fever case was
called to the attention ol* the
Board members by Dr Hender-j |
shot. Home instruction was re-i
quested for the child who is i
unable to attend classes. Mr. I
Trachsel reported that he had
been unable up to that date to !
* (Continued on page 5)
. 7
Oct. SQ
Rubbish collection of all
worthless materials which
cannot be burned starts cm
Tuesday October 7. Residents are asked not to put.
out ashes.
Everything should be out
on the curbs before 7:M0
a.m. Collections will be
marie in Ihe various Sections of town a.s follows-
Tuesday, October 7. East
of North Main and Nui'lh
of East Maple.
Wednesday, October 8,
West of North Main and
North of West Maple.
Thursday,Oct ober VI West
of South Main and South
of West Maple.
Friday, October lb Kasi
of South Main and South
of East Maple
Local Playgrounds Quite Popular This Past Summer
Rev. W. A. Vandersall
Dtes At Amhurst, Ohio
The Rev. W. A. Vandersall of
Findlay, nationally-known evangelist and father of Carol Vandersall of McDonaldsville, died
Sunday at Amherst, Ohio, at the
age of 82. Born in East Liberty,
he had been in the ministry 50
years.
Survivors include trwo sons,
Coburn of Amherst and Vernon
of Pittsburgh; three daughters,
Carol, Pauline of "Marion and
Vera of Morrow, Ohio, three
brothers, Ray and C. J., both of
Akron, and Samuel of Loyal Oak,
and a sister, Mrs. Grace Shaffer
of Akron.
Services were held Wednesday
at the Findlay E v a n g elieal!
, Church, with burial in Findlay.
Junior Garden Club
Members See Films
Cynthia Miller, daughter of
Mr.' anrl Mrs. Harold Miller of
Fa-t Maple St , ext.-nsion ana
a pupil in the Kuiirtli crude ot*
the North Canton High .Scnooj
on a i.2 prize, olleiei! I,-. the
North (-'antoii Lawn and Carden.
Shop lor having iji-ed tne largest suiillower in tin- .li Gardener's Club Conii-i fin- -.im-
liovvei seeds Vvele givcii lo Irte
Junior Garden Ciub in ember'*, by
the members of tiie :'.'-'nor Garden Club.
At a meeting, held f.aiul'day
al'teiiiooii in the Nurili l '.niton
Community I'uihiin:-; lilni- were
:-hoWii thiou.-'b tin- court. ---\ of
the Sohio I'.i'ai-ohn,- i* 'u ol "i itii.i
Beuulilul and "Ohi.., vwidi'lV"
There w .-ii- .'.i. rhiidivn present,
a£",<*>. laiii'Uig horn I..*.* [,, fourteen
s male
United Faiis
Pictured, to the left, are the
children at the Harmon Street
Playgrounds who were present
when the picture was taken.
Ronnie Burleigh, Bobby Lewis,
Sally Weber, Deanna Wise,
Anne Masline, Johnny Carpenter, Judy Schiltz, Dean Musgrave, Nancy Kline and Raymond Bourquin.
Miss Jane Gotschall is super-
Additional PlaygTound Pictures Will Appcw Next WsJ-ek yisor at Harmon Playgrounds,
Mrs. W. :•*. \\ a!le:.lj.iii . h .1 r ,
cnuirman ol the Nui'lh Canton
di'.i.-.ion ol the I mt. d 1 u n .1
Drive, has am.oe.-ic, .; that The
l'liSl meeting ... all -.-:; |.t a nc. and
| workers in tin- dr.v .-■ '.."• the
I North Canton ikvi^inti -.-ill meet
a: Ihe Comnnmitv Pudding at
S p.m., Monday . i >.", ll.
The goal sei b\' llle ' ."mton
area, of which tin- Nuilh i .ir.tcn
division is a pari, i- :;r,2", 439.
Proceeds of lh.. ,,|i-,J r.. i.. -juch:
charitable iiistilultoii - a- ihe
| Comniunily Chest the Ciippied.
Children's Society lie- A nter icars
Cancer Society ..I .'it.nl-. > ..I'mty
and the Hnitcd Del'ete.e Fuiid for
Service
For the past three vrju tiie
Pictured above a.e the child *'>\"} <'a'don J imior'Women's
..... .-,, . ,-,, l iuh nas handled llle i oinmtinnv
ren irom the \ iking Street Play - (;!k>si di.jVi jn Ncii.(h Canton_ bi-r
grounds where Joyce Haines is ,,js y(i.u. vvi|1, ,he lMllalTlllg of
supervisor. | t|u, drive, other members are-
being asked to join in and help.
Captains Irom various North
Canlon orga'lizatioiis include
Mrs. Palph Cueniher, North
Mark Whitman, David Whitman, Susanne Whitman, Tim-
mie Whitman, Kathy Whiiman
and Richard Earles.
Canton Sorosis; Mrs, Richard
_ , ,, ... .... ! Catcolt, Junior Women's Club;
Sandy Hammond, Jimmy Slui- ■ Mrs Ray .rrk>i. &nior Women's
(""lub, and Aaron Schontz, captain gi thg men'g riivision, A
han, Johnny Shahan, Billy
Harrison and Jud*v Whitman^

the American way
°hi° Stat
OHIO
m.lfei
■d their assistance also
Mr. Vale Siraus.sei . Mr Onie1
III.II; ■ ! the ll i: t'-* .hjll'iliiiltefc
■ a-: i--led i,-, h. 1 i-i Roye
iM- Mi- Clairinv A! arquardc
\i i
cnmi
' .1 I I. Uh /■ I. \ lolisiC
i lor ihe altei ii Juii, ■.' ill
inlioduic Mrs 1.. A Mulder daa
hn daughter Pall} \.ho .Vill pre-
.-..[,! ''Aragonaise" hy h.iaaScnet
J. 1.. j jhh oil two piajiu.-
.'.•I*. IVi'iiard llu lei, chair-
'I'hose heading Hie Community . man of tl
Building membership drive are v]|-s Martin
pictured above, Mr. C.W .Stu- . . ' .. . ^
der, Major of the Business aiul ;'
Professional men's group: Kugene Sella ler, General ( 'hair- , eral of il
Wayne Ku.--ell,
mr
b i nl w Ik n tin pn tut < w i
.,,..,,,,. ,,j- taken were Mrs. Brook.- Powell.
. I Major of the Women's ('lubs
L'i iinn: and ,. '■ ■ , ,, , ...
division and Robert Donson ano
-■'"■'■•ir (:*'!>* ther Major in charge ol Ihe High
r.-.hili drive. ..School Croup.
Burkhart and Mr. Uiiin Wyant
representing the Music Assocm 'A'
tion, told of Ihe need lor pant:
for Ihe Cheerleaders and told of
Mi.*. .1
Klilrl
, Atlee
the need for more risers for the ' ^'"'T, -*•- ''•- i;'*"'J-'" Cio'.s, Mis.
i-hoir to enable th,. students lo *-'• •' ' rancis. Mrs Nell .be.ry.
Mr l-'v'1* l'.'."'\ Ci i-ejih,j. .Mrs L C.
see Ihe teacher director.
Burkharl also asked about tin*
letters which have been un order for the children who leeeiv
ed their cerliticate^ Ijlii no let
ter.*. last year.
He also asked for and received permission to offer lor sale
the old band uniform reals: the
jiruceeds ol which are to be
% Byiidiiig I
Enrollment Week Reports Sn 46%
I County
Nixon
In Speak in Canton
Auditorium Oct. 7
Richard M. Nixon,'vice presidential candidate on the Repub-
lican Ticket will be the principal
speaker at a political rally to be
held in the Canton Memorial
Auditorium on Tuesday evening
October 7, at 7 p.m.
No seats will be reserved and
everyone is urged to attend to
hear Mr. Nixon speak.
Committee heads and members of the executive committee
of Stark County Citizens f o r
Eisenhower-Nixon were announced today by attorney Edgar W
Jones of Canton, county chair.
man.
Mrs. Cathrine Neff Cox i.s co-
chairman, and Charles W. Sicka-
foose vicechairman. Canton city
chairman is Loren E. Souers
jr., with Mrs. O. G. Wilson vice-
chairman. Massillon chairman is
Paul E. Paulson, with Mrs. Chester Giltz as co-chairman. Alliance chairman is Gilbert H.
Dawson, with a cochairman to
be selected.
Other committee heads are J.
ton Frank, publicity, Richard
Kuhn, veterans for Eisenhower,
and Prank Beane, Negroes for
Eisenhower.
A rural chairman and co-
chairman will be named soon.
Executive committee mem
bers, besides eommitee chair
man, are Judge Adolph Unger,
C. A. Morgan Jr., George Ing
ram, B. E. Broehde, John Mc-
Call, Mayor Carl F. Wise of
Canton, and L. M. Klinedinst.
At the opening report meeting I ,.,.s ijs,,.,,ed i,. •,,
teams reported a total of 172 I ,1V Ml.|vi|1 i-;.v )...-
members tor a dollar value ol'j.s'upt ,,;' S.- , . .md iornierh
$10111:).00, it was announced today I.,,, ., t-i • ^,, ;■,-,.. ,,. .,] ,1,,. \,irij,
by M. Kugene Schafer, General j ,.,,„',,„',' j,,,.'/..;', ",',, -'\L',, ,,,',,.',.;
Chairman ol the Community l 'iiu. ,IM;:| n |l(,,: ■< ,i, l„. held
Building':- Membership Knroll-| ,„..., A],.,„,.,v ,,iL.L, ^ 7.:;(1 ,, M
muni vVeek. 'I'lits represents 42
per cent of thi; goal in membership number and ifi per cent
of tile goal in dollar value.
Leading the way at the initial
report meeting was Dr. Wm. *|'.
Krichbaum's Physician's it D.-n.
lists learn, who brought in I-i
memlK'i-!;i|is for .Si'i'.l.nfi and had
the honor of being the .first team
lo go over their quota. 1 *.n "i-
bauiu compiled a -.li'ikin;. ' t *'.o
per i-t im of '.run' in "tjie '.'.i -■
report.
t*;. Dan Hn.k'i's Ro:ary tea ■
and the Business Kstablishmetit
team headed by Aaron Schontz
• passed the Maryland Bar that
same year.
In. Noveniber, 1923, heaccepied
a position examining real estate
titles with the Guarantee Title *
Trust Co of Cleveland, and re-
. . .. ... mained there until early the
"'l"!l:iL' '■' ' next year when hi* cauie lo Can-
ton as assistant trust officer of
the George L>. Mailer Bank
where he remained until opening
his Canton law office.
He opened his law office in Ihe
Harter Bank Building in partnership with Frank T Bow. Tin-
u%S a Bfi-JEi! — partnership continued until Mr.
SaViOR HOffman H,,w «, appointed assi,,:,,,. at-
*" lornev general ol Ohio in .Ian
%Sf AflnAQilftM «ary.' 1^'".
itoGy Mr. Holl'man was a member
of the executive committee of
the Stark County Bar Assoc,a.
lion. Ohio anrl American Bar
associalion and Corpus .1 u r i s
Ifed
Clayton 11. Hoffman, promi-
.:ie;i' Slark ('ma.. \
! Werlnesday mornii
line,
in •'-
. '.i i i i l
Schilling, Mi-. Karl I'ass'n'igsr
Mil-. Kurd.-to- Spiiler ivi r s
Sini'ii \\itt»-i Mc*-, r.riif-i Brov.'n.
MiV I led Wei,- 1,-r, Mi-. ■'■_. \\
I.vlu- Mn l: lh iidcb-.fci ivirs
Erne: t B..uley, Mu c.-ul .-ipyn-
bello. Mi. K D. Coifjiib, Mrs
J P. .''.chroyt-r, Mr-- >~ Curns
Coons and Ml':. E B \.( hiitz
used lo buy rain capes to pro- j Reeeptioiiists foi the afternoon
ten the new uniforms. j will be Mrs. Ralph F roe hen and
Attention of the Board rnem-j Mr,.., Frank Evans
iier^ was culled to the fact that |
Mercv Hospi!:-! a .short lime after Le«al .x"''''-<>*. F">* approximate
iieuVg admit ted from his home lv -*!fi!1' Vears,
;u l-;27 Washin-i.,!, Blvd. N.W. . _ , , , ,
*b.. .-*...•■,..,---olfl i.h'.vv-er. who nl Law- :incl h,'kl niernbc,-,;!'!!
in Ihe Stark County Law Libr.ity-.
ly eigiu years, he was an i
strii'-ior in the McKinley Sea
The ."iti-;-'("ir-o|rl lawyer.
had been suffering from nervous
exhaustion, wa- found by Mrs.
reports. Seventeen teams were j 1i*"I,n'^' »'"^ "" ''-e >
not able to re,iort at llu* opening | I1'.''.1'- D";ll!l w:;s '"''' !
:.... " | inllir-terl gun .--Inn wmi
Assor-iatiou.
Mr. Hoffman had si'rved manv
an elder of First Pre--
also brought in some favorable j ,. ... , . ,
Hodman lving on th,. bathroom
a, a .-elf- y1'1"'-* ■'■*-'
Cot-, byterian Church anrl was a mem-
;0ss1"" i.Tner I-' i> vi,I/,, vi- t I > iew ht'i* an(! former teacher of a
The Enrollment Week receiv- |'_'»' ', ^*. L* ""'■>» ■"•'•- '" «»w v„unj; mon.s Sun(Ulv S(.h()1)1
ed an excellent Kick-off last
Friday night as forty-two work-
G$m]MgB% Oharus
To Org
ganixs
Anyonr
, men or
women,
who like
to sing
ind who
will be interested
in form-
ing a C
iinmtinitj
c 'horus
in Nortl
Canton
should
conic lo
the mi'i
ling iu
the Comniunily P.ui!di.ng on
Tuesday
i.'V ening,
at H-Mil
PM.
Mr. Po
jy Lewis,
direclor
of Ihe el
oral uuis
c in the
North C;
nlon Iligl
i School,
ami the i
'omiuunily Chris-
lain clioi
• will be
the din-
ei-lor.
A Nol
lh Canb
ni i'om
m unit y
'liorus c
ul bo a
success
if enoiigl
I people
are interested in
helping
make it
i success
I thr. body.
Mr. Hoffman, wlio had been
i practicing law in Canton since
January. 192."). maintained his office- in the Harter Bank & Trust
. Building anrl was a uu
thr- firm of Iloffmat., ■ . .
Kberly i- Lesh. Mr. Hoffman wl)" '••* expected to fly home for
had .specialized in corporation
Jaw, probate practic,- anrl real
: estate practice.
Born in Altoona. Pa., he was
! graduated from high school in
i lill-1 anrl received his Bachelor ■--
i of Accounts degree al Valparaiso ■,.• . /. . . ,., ., ., ,
I'list i.tacleis Io Be (.nests
AI Park Theatre Tues-kiy
Class. He had served on the
board of Canton Welfare Federation.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
ember of Gertrude E. Hoffman, anrl a son.
(-;', a i, , First Lt. Richard C. Hoffman.
who is exp
the funeral
The body is al the Arnold funeral home. Services will be
scheduled when Lt. Hoffman
has been Contacted.
jCniversity two year-, later. Mr.
' Hoffman enlisted in World War
jl early in l'.HT, and was admit- *
j led lo the firsl officers training Mr. Nick Condella. owner of
I camp al Ft. Niagara, N. Y\, thr- Park Theatre in North Can-
i where he was commissioned a ton, will be fiosl lo all the child-
! second lieutenant in field rut i 1- reti of the five First Grades on
i h-ry in August of that same year. Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 when
While serving overseas in -he children will see the Wall
France, he was promoted lo i DisriL-y production of "Snow
lirst lieutenant. II.* was ..lis- While and the Seven Dwarfs."
charged after 2". months service. ! The children will be arcoinpaii-
Followiug his discharge, he i >*?*-• '>>* their teachers, Mrs. Hos-
studied law nt Dickinson School I f«*ld, Mrs. Weiser. Miss Evan-:-,
of Law, graduating in 1023, and i Mrs. Little and Mrs. Austin
the resignation of Mrs. Marjorie!
Bovvers becomes efleclive a.s ^ICllllthia Miller RaiSfiS
October HI, ami that jio t.utis j ' o l'i
lurtory replacement was as yet Largest hUTlllOWeY
available. Several name-- were I
ollered ns candidate.-; Ioi the
position, and Mr. Trachsel was
lull! lo interview Ihe applicant,-,
and hii e one of lhem.
October 1 was set up a.s the
deadline in accepting any new
coiners in thr' Kindergarten classes due to the overcrowded condition.
A special meeting of the mem- '.
beis of the Board of Education
will be held on Thursday even- j
ing. October 2, at which time
they will gather together the
facts on hand anrl plan the materials far publicity on tin* com-' |
ing 4 mill levy, they need so
badly to meet mounting costs.
A rheumatic fever case was
called to the attention ol* the
Board members by Dr Hender-j |
shot. Home instruction was re-i
quested for the child who is i
unable to attend classes. Mr. I
Trachsel reported that he had
been unable up to that date to !
* (Continued on page 5)
. 7
Oct. SQ
Rubbish collection of all
worthless materials which
cannot be burned starts cm
Tuesday October 7. Residents are asked not to put.
out ashes.
Everything should be out
on the curbs before 7:M0
a.m. Collections will be
marie in Ihe various Sections of town a.s follows-
Tuesday, October 7. East
of North Main and Nui'lh
of East Maple.
Wednesday, October 8,
West of North Main and
North of West Maple.
Thursday,Oct ober VI West
of South Main and South
of West Maple.
Friday, October lb Kasi
of South Main and South
of East Maple
Local Playgrounds Quite Popular This Past Summer
Rev. W. A. Vandersall
Dtes At Amhurst, Ohio
The Rev. W. A. Vandersall of
Findlay, nationally-known evangelist and father of Carol Vandersall of McDonaldsville, died
Sunday at Amherst, Ohio, at the
age of 82. Born in East Liberty,
he had been in the ministry 50
years.
Survivors include trwo sons,
Coburn of Amherst and Vernon
of Pittsburgh; three daughters,
Carol, Pauline of "Marion and
Vera of Morrow, Ohio, three
brothers, Ray and C. J., both of
Akron, and Samuel of Loyal Oak,
and a sister, Mrs. Grace Shaffer
of Akron.
Services were held Wednesday
at the Findlay E v a n g elieal!
, Church, with burial in Findlay.
Junior Garden Club
Members See Films
Cynthia Miller, daughter of
Mr.' anrl Mrs. Harold Miller of
Fa-t Maple St , ext.-nsion ana
a pupil in the Kuiirtli crude ot*
the North Canton High .Scnooj
on a i.2 prize, olleiei! I,-. the
North (-'antoii Lawn and Carden.
Shop lor having iji-ed tne largest suiillower in tin- .li Gardener's Club Conii-i fin- -.im-
liovvei seeds Vvele givcii lo Irte
Junior Garden Ciub in ember'*, by
the members of tiie :'.'-'nor Garden Club.
At a meeting, held f.aiul'day
al'teiiiooii in the Nurili l '.niton
Community I'uihiin:-; lilni- were
:-hoWii thiou.-'b tin- court. ---\ of
the Sohio I'.i'ai-ohn,- i* 'u ol "i itii.i
Beuulilul and "Ohi.., vwidi'lV"
There w .-ii- .'.i. rhiidivn present,
a£",. laiii'Uig horn I..*.* [,, fourteen
s male
United Faiis
Pictured, to the left, are the
children at the Harmon Street
Playgrounds who were present
when the picture was taken.
Ronnie Burleigh, Bobby Lewis,
Sally Weber, Deanna Wise,
Anne Masline, Johnny Carpenter, Judy Schiltz, Dean Musgrave, Nancy Kline and Raymond Bourquin.
Miss Jane Gotschall is super-
Additional PlaygTound Pictures Will Appcw Next WsJ-ek yisor at Harmon Playgrounds,
Mrs. W. :•*. \\ a!le:.lj.iii . h .1 r ,
cnuirman ol the Nui'lh Canton
di'.i.-.ion ol the I mt. d 1 u n .1
Drive, has am.oe.-ic, .; that The
l'liSl meeting ... all -.-:; |.t a nc. and
| workers in tin- dr.v .-■ '.."• the
I North Canton ikvi^inti -.-ill meet
a: Ihe Comnnmitv Pudding at
S p.m., Monday . i >.", ll.
The goal sei b\' llle ' ."mton
area, of which tin- Nuilh i .ir.tcn
division is a pari, i- :;r,2", 439.
Proceeds of lh.. ,,|i-,J r.. i.. -juch:
charitable iiistilultoii - a- ihe
| Comniunily Chest the Ciippied.
Children's Society lie- A nter icars
Cancer Society ..I .'it.nl-. > ..I'mty
and the Hnitcd Del'ete.e Fuiid for
Service
For the past three vrju tiie
Pictured above a.e the child *'>\"} si di.jVi jn Ncii.(h Canton_ bi-r
grounds where Joyce Haines is ,,js y(i.u. vvi|1, ,he lMllalTlllg of
supervisor. | t|u, drive, other members are-
being asked to join in and help.
Captains Irom various North
Canlon orga'lizatioiis include
Mrs. Palph Cueniher, North
Mark Whitman, David Whitman, Susanne Whitman, Tim-
mie Whitman, Kathy Whiiman
and Richard Earles.
Canton Sorosis; Mrs, Richard
_ , ,, ... .... ! Catcolt, Junior Women's Club;
Sandy Hammond, Jimmy Slui- ■ Mrs Ray .rrk>i. &nior Women's
(""lub, and Aaron Schontz, captain gi thg men'g riivision, A
han, Johnny Shahan, Billy
Harrison and Jud*v Whitman^